"When I lived as a king in reality I was a beggar.
Now when I live as a beggar I'm a king."

Open speach on Tuesday, 23rd September 18:00 PM

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A rare and unique guest is comung to Nandafalva an Indian maharaja.

Our special guest was born in a royal family. His father was the maharaja of the city of Mungir in the state of Bihar.The town situated on the banks of the Ganges river is a known place of pilgrimage and a famous yoga center. Sadhu Maharaj grew up in a veritable royal splendor. He could enjoy all the comforts we can imagine for an Indian maharaja. In the end having done his duties prescribed in the Hindu tradition, and when all his five children became married themselves, - he took the renounced order of sanyasa. The order that he chose to follow is a mendicant order of traveling monks. This is how from a king he became a beggar.

The Hindu temple in Nandafalva is found in the farmland of Balastya. The temple opened its doors in 2000. This year it was surrounded by a sanctuary park consisting of several shrines which were hand-carved in India. The shrines blends wonderfully into the calm and serene country-side of the Hungarian Plain. Sadhu Maharaj will give Krishna Katha which is open to the public on Tuesday, 23rd September at 18.00 hrs. The organizers welcome all those who wish to attend.

Sadhu Maharaja's father,
Raja Sacinandana Prasada Singh